The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
 Prof. c. A. Jones of Bentonyille, is in the city.
 Mrs. Ed B. Ferguson has gone to Van Buren.
 Henry Garden was down from Do- yer last week.
 MT. J. T. Fowler has been speEd- ing few days in town.
 Will E. Erwin and family of Fort Smith, are visiting here.
 MT. Will Shinn and wife returned to Little Rock last Friday.
 Mir. J. Lem Gray is again in the employ of Messrs. White & Son.
 Deputy clerk w. c. Renfrow, of Dover, was in the city Sunday.
 Miss Lula Pennington of LitJle Rock, is visiting Mrs. J. T. Fowler.
 MT. and Mrs. Ezra II. Shinn re- turned Saturday from Philadelphia.
 Mrs. Ed Shnn, of Dardauclle, is visiting Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Shinn.
 Miss Allie Bavliss is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. E. White, at Dover.
 pr. c. l.. Kirkscey of Dover, was shaking hands with friends Monday.
 Mir. P. s. Weathers was visitor to Little Rock Sunday returning Tuesday.
 MT. Tom Deaton came down from Van Bueen Saturday, returning Sun day.
 --Adolphus W. Gross, popular knight of the grip, was in town Mon day.
 Miss Dora Matthews is spending a few days in town the guest of Mrs. E. J. Miller.
 MT. James W. White (better known as Jim,) of Paris, Logan Co.,, spent Sunday here.
 -Messrs. R. l.. and w. T. Erwin spent the day yesterday with Darda- nelle friends.
 Mrs. W. J. White, who has been spending few days at Mill Creek, re- turned Sunday.
 -Mr. K, F. Rows left yesterday for the scene of his lumber operations in Lee county.
 Frank Thach returned Thursday from Bell Buckle, Tenn, where he has been attending school.
 Mrs. John .. Rye and little son, of Fort Smith, were guests of Mrs. N. A. McFadden last week.
 Charley York left Monday for a visit to his old home in Illinois. We wish him q pleasant trip.
 Mrs. Roys and little daughter left yesterday for Wisconsin, where they will spend the summer.
 n.. V,l,o,, on1 ab;IJra,, left Sunday for Springdale, where they will remain through the summer.
 Miss Sue Lawrence and MT. Will Swilling, Miss Emma Bonds and Mir. John White spent last Sunday in At kins.
 Mrs. Fannie Shinn has returned from A-kadelphia greatly improved in health. Her friends will be rej oiced at her recovery.
 MT. Scott Williamson left yester- day afternoon for Palmer, Texas, to visit his son who has been living down there for year or so.
 Louis E. Gill, of Dardanelle, drop ped in to see us Thursday. He thinks of resuming publication of the Reflector at an early day.
 Handsome Guy Latta, who has been attending Manual Training school in St. Louis, for two years, was one of Thursdays B arrivals.
 MT. T. J. Russell and wife will leave next week for Fayetteville and other points in Washington county to visit wi.h relatives.
 Mrs. Jamie Thach attended meet ing of the ladies missionary conference at Morrilton last Saturday and Sunday, returning home Monday.
 Capt. I. NJ. Harkey celebrated St. Johns day over in Yell county with a number of his masonic brethren and reports very pleasant time.
 District Deputy Grand Master Jas Nj. Harkey will make tour of the l2th masonic district, beginning July 4th, In the interest of masonry.
 --The friends of Mrs. F. E. Barrow were pleased to see her, accompanied by little Eddie, among Thursdays ar rivals. She is visiting Mrs. Charlie l Shinn.
 --Rev. J. B. Marshall of Little Rock State Sunday school evangelist for the Christian church, preached series ol interesting sermons at the Christian church last week, closing Sunday.
 MT. N. E. McPherson wears con- | tented smile now. His wife arrived "Wednesday from Parsons, Kansas. They occupy rooms at the Chalfanl residence corner of Main and St. Mary streets.
 -Mr. Horace Bradley was here last Friday Go see the game Of ball and min. | gle with friends. As win be seen else where he s'unfrocksn himself thIs weel and sets the day for that debate witt | Bro. Mallett.